When Good People Work for Bad Companies. by Bronwyn Fryer | 2:00 PM October 16, 2012. Comments. You consider yourself to be a decent person. You pride yourself on your conscience, and are discerning in what you buy and consume.

It’s growing pretty fast. With hundreds of millions of users sharing billions of tweets each and every week, Twitter has quickly established itself as a pivotal marketing and communications tool for brands and businesses of all shapes and sizes across almost every industry.

Problem: Twitter comes with a pretty steep learning curve. Where on earth do you begin?

Thankfully, a solution is hand via a new resource at Simply Business, whose small business guide to Twitter provides a step-by-step template to help you master the basics, linking to key articles, howto’s and tutorials from around the web (including yours truly).

Blouin News Blogs Why the World Bank shouldn't neuter its 'Doing Business' report Washington Post “Doing Business” is under the gun, and what happens to it will be an important test of the World Bank and its president, Jim Yong Kim.

Salon Graph of the day: Who benefits from a stock-market boom? Washington Post (blog) Last week, the Dow Jones hit a record high — at least if you didn't adjust for inflation. So who actually benefits from a booming stock market?

Over a million crowdfunding campaigns raised $2.7 billion in 2012, and the market is expected to nearly double again this year, according to a comprehensive global crowdfunding industry report released today by massolution.

Google needs a new killer app to make it a buy MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — While the demise of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has left many owners and “bargain hunters” of that stock high and dry, Google has gone the opposite way, rallying not quite...

GM Authority (blog) myOpel Manual Is An Augmented Reality Instruction Manual GM Authority (blog) Remember that paperback booklet with words and pictures that usually spends its life unopened in the glove boxes of most cars?

Foursquare has taken a fair amount of flack lately, as the company rolls into its fourth year in business. Some claim Foursquare's userbase had stagnated; others claim that the company lacks a sustainable business model.

There's a perfect storm brewing against offshore banking, and it seems to be breaking in Europe right now. The pressure to close deficits in advanced economies and deal with inequality has turned a spotlight on tax evasion.

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